2001
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2001 is an electro-mechanical pinball machine designed by Ed Krynski and released by Gottlieb in 1971. It features a sci-fi theme with a focus on numeric targets.
Electro-mechanical game with mechanical score reels, standard flippers, and pop bumpers.
Additional details
Includes a sci-fi theme and a unique bank of 10 drop targets.
- Theme: Sci-fi
- Sound: Mechanical chimes
- Production: 2100
- Dimensions: N/A
- Year Released: 1971
- Weight: N/A
Additional Info
2001 features a sci-fi theme and utilizes numeric drop targets as part of its gameplay. This machine is known for its challenging gameplay and strategic target placement.
Notable for its distinct 10-drop target bank, a feature that was interestingly incorporated into its sequel game, 'Dimension'.
Gottlieb's 2001 machine is praised for its challenging playfield that rewards precise shooting and planning.
Notable for its distinct 10-drop target bank, a feature that was interestingly incorporated into its sequel game, 'Dimension'.
Gottlieb's 2001 machine is praised for its challenging playfield that rewards precise shooting and planning.